SATURDAY. NOVEIBER .9 1878.
school comm londsy. Nov. 18th.
$0 PAY! N0 PAPER!
To Advcnlnn.—m Sill‘l‘lllb in tho boo
dvvrfllfllt medium to be obtained in this suction.
To oornvn insertion tho Inm- week. ndvcrtlumcnu
n-int be Mndod in by Wrdnmny moral .
. minimising m be found on our
v f: in every can strictly ndbcrcd to.
1'0 Corn-pomleltm—We «nutty request
"lands in each town
,. arr. m—lntry will do us an our pntrou the fuvor
on! one or more our mu:
'unmrd for pnbltcntlon wbntovcv Item. of inter~
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W9 will do the
s: an occur in their vlclnlty.
~ ironing up.“ if actuary. along the locnl
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n Intuit-["41 n wnm Pour-rs. Huld-
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. a Rr‘hmds. Lettovhr-n a. Visiting (\rdl. Pun-
.m. or nnvrhlng else in the line of printing. lave
. - orders fit the tinrrvurnr. ofllcc. where they will
» «vented in tho was atylc sad on mnblc
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_. I alsbblng haven.
\ »- War e “unruly and Sentinel. firm
~ \ ‘ic‘nl “ “ till
- «r \lonrhiy " “ 3.50
., ..... “outbly u u 5.5“
\ :«erv. “ 130
i ~ «2 .'T'\‘€tl"lrsilif “ ‘70
it" “'~ -ihe«~rusrmri price ofrhc chm-9 mnmines
Cl'm. s‘z. Nichol». .3 00: Dcmorclt's.
r-vrv 1 till
LII! of Hall!!!"
‘ :v \ 'V‘VG in the Molar-e at South Norwslk
\ \ ». ‘ Xvi Portions “lime for any of thcu
s a. .v nw snv me! nre sdvvriucu.
LADIES LIST.
\l'i li Axrcc, bliss Jcnnic “all. Mrs.
\‘ . s .‘ MN. “N. Hwy L. Jones. Mrs. John
.. 3. “n L tui~c Lunar—‘3. bliss Nellie
, t1..~s ery Morrison. Mrs. E. F.
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ut‘xrthuas‘s 1.13“.
it '\ llr)'~‘3. llll z in llatchkiss. Dsr
- _ i: ll. Ridle, L‘hss. Scbcrmcrliorn
I J. s. pr‘xxtxo. Punt-Mulch
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List of Letters
~ \‘T\“l x: rim “to! ufilco n: Surwnlk. Conn.
‘. ‘. 7‘ l‘crsons l‘liillli for any of
‘lwu‘ nus "Atlh‘l’lL-Hl “
fawn-mm. [It nfl‘ B ilk. I“. A. Brown
1 23“ J in) llarncv. Frank Do!
.. u ll“): Mrs r‘rlnk Hich‘butlry
‘3 u .l_:l:iic H ill. 8 I". I. Vhl. Clinton
. c .‘Ii'l‘villnli. Suxiv Sc fiolti. Miss
‘ it‘s. 1. mp \Vt‘IlY‘lf". Lune “Wilson.
\\ mic. Henry \Vililims.
l it \n‘ ULVSTl-lel f‘ost lulu.
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intuit , r and :Nulwns.
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.\ ,m..t borne Hun he n can: \ssshcr
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.~ first more storm of the svsson was
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\ 1 ». u by Bruit ins bcru p‘o ‘cxl on l'uion
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i‘ l» :3 \l snouthiv of llw lllrnside Hinds
31V. \\ rims} ‘_\' evening.
On.
.\ ls rm \lt E y :s rotting up A building in
‘1‘? s. 'z 4‘ .lc \ f tho stcsndmrtl dock
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\‘ 3'3 .\ K‘l~j;\i;1\‘0 s11 ordvr for two
trim! «:11 ii i.“ tl~ .' it hits for the SUV
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sic-iii iuvumg of the Lttcrsry sud
.2} :3. ct onset: in wt! 1 lb ‘ Mel‘r
‘1 drunk \\ ls bcTi \3 ~12 ‘13: cvcnmg.
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i‘crc so! t‘t-‘sp—Sl‘ CINE \
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i“ ~ \‘4 fifth ‘r N" «fig‘rci xv? :B‘k‘.‘ the Eu:
t’ : muslin Xvi Talk. 93 .‘l ‘u‘
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v “c twin “- t ~ 5% bui‘ix’sxbl: altosiann
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\‘vw \‘ wt; Sex» i» sit «1» lot. rotumcl to
hm mty on Walt-mist:
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~le “9‘? \liik on‘y 6 VENN s Qisrl
F Rr‘wn Rrvlbarx
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(‘uph ll-‘wrsc has rwvvvml sliml‘icn‘ly
fr m an :l'lsl‘k of mslqral frvvr to n'lrbd
h bottoms sgrrv ll» bss l1 hi n tedious ill
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Mr. in Richards. an oil uni rrspectcd
‘ \ltlQLl of tits city. left for .‘IIIIE‘lDMIlS
." .nn , vn \Vrdncsd «y. wln‘rc lie is to mull r‘
. hitnlt‘ wait his still i; «ran 0. Richsrais.
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-Oi‘: (‘Tullu all lelfltu. it! astonishingly
w prim". w! H V m lloosesr‘s.
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Kipml ii is sl: i Illl'lltt'l' improvc-l his fine
.ir drcsunz ml six-win: Slit)‘n bv aiding
ops. cm. In lslics lnir grads he has thc
st snd ln'cvs: assortment in town.
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Trumps we in trc numerous thsn cv -r
'. is win‘er Even- night this week the
1 wk up in this ctv hss been crowalvd.
points My night thirty-four spentlhc night
ti; ere.
FH 40.
yuhm R l l ltmwn Sheeting. 0 cts. per.
ynrd. st if. \‘sn llonscnr‘s. '
Ow.
Linc 3n (‘« Mini. 0. l'. A. M. (-xprcl lo
1am thr third fi «tr of G'cml Tuylnt's
now bail to: for the meeting room of the
«clay. it is tbc in'cnllon of the society ln
an up has lsoruc quarters. The sorta" is
very pr ~pcroui snl C‘lfl well sff urd the
jaflin'.
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Knnry nnd sssl-tscts
in-f i‘Z’ig‘ner-r
j“ bh .. invab‘l to visit the rullbcr works
in , cw ll .vcn which wr-ro rivetmyed by are
on e in n «f Nitvcmbor. 18”. act since
Tim rhiaf Ind ass‘stsnts hsd e
~~rwpc1f the timc. mt '8 “1""
awn m latt‘c their llrv| rppuratus
fl ' sm‘ cmnrzanrv.
”mono——
rrglsic “L rob-noel." which h“ m“
c a the Dinhury and Nurwalk R R.
wrgtflnc, has been sold. and s new
rr turd, which is expcctcd to arrivc
The new one is the sums s’r
angry,“ but lnrger cvlindvr. "‘6
--r:'.- more powerful. It will prob.
any N '1“ l its front" vagina—Nail.
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Rev. \\ ii is me soaks n: the tcmperence
rarest-g .2 I. ickwood’s Bull. Sundey efttr~
, on. T: 6 also". can one cf the best br-
1 .s ucli‘: r~-l here. He was frvqnenty in-
gnupro‘ ‘ v tiny: wslkln: scrim the S mr
. end no t the ball. Thee bnvialcbsrge
. ' tho m» m: should make- sxnae smngc
13.3“ to twelve 01ch and prevent away-
I cs.
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M w u in future about Tundcy‘s cloc~
t I tutti! very plow-Inf. Tb. unpeln
\. I iiwly «as. “d sll partlm workcd
bud. tot when the day to vote came tbcvs
‘flc “nu coast tut m mbecbs.
2.5%,. ‘wir reprint-m put in cln
‘et .. lb. day tbs but of
‘ 4 M mama
Allis Osborn enr-
ie In Nurwslb
wwb. lulu.
“-4 in until
were
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first pegs. which
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A religions rcvival is in progress at Riv
W. H. Simonnon'l church, Gruenpoml.
up sud paintcd st 3. Tilly's. Main street.
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stock‘s new ndvcrtMmenL
R iilrmd Plscc.
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Rum-c Broth it P
—- n on an arc Link for
SIX CENTS s cart. u
to Box 135. Nchalk. S nd your orders
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The R A. M. Degree will be conferred
Monday evening. Nov. 11th. in Butler
Chapler.No.88.
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Miss Mac Holchkiss end Mr. Aldcn
Sulmans were married Thursday. Nov. 7th.
We extend conerntulxtlons to the happy
plir. '
Albert Rdlycn of \Vnstport was bcaten for
S actor of the Kill District by the Republi-
can nominee. Tomlinson.
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Dime Concert at the M. E. Church. Mon-
dsy evening.
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After the result of the ellctlon wss as
cured on Tuesday evening, the sumuful
sud unsucccnsful local candidates were scre-
nnded.
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J mics Filzgibbons is considered the
champion crlcry raiser of Nurwalk. This
year he has ten thousand savory plants. and
be will furnish them It 10 ccn‘s n bunch.
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The lady friends of LiuColn Council, 0.
l'. A. AL. visited the lodge on Friday cvcu-
lug lust. and surprised the members. Then
time was feasting nnd dancing. and a jolly
good time.
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The members of Old Well n roll d: Ladder
Co. paid their respects to Mr. and Mrs Wm.
Moore. st the rcsidcncc of the bridc‘s par-
ents. Monday evening
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Miss Anus Seymour “\‘6 s birthdsy perry
to about twenty of her numcn us frivnils it
her home in this city on Thursday evening.
Hours and refreshments were indulged in
and all bud s very pleasant limo.
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—l‘udcrw- or for Lsdil s‘. Gt‘flh‘ end Cbil~
drr-n st If. \‘sh “mascara.
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It then ll. ll»yt has opened his dencing
academy for lhc sluson undcr most favors-
hlc circuunstsnccs. buvingn larger number
of scholars Ul‘lll usual.
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Th» tunnelling for the sewrr It the curve
in front of Lludcr‘s block lhrculcncd to din
turb lhc foundstion of the building. The
sidewalk svltlcd sorurwhsl. but it is bopcd
no serious dsnngc but been done.
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The result of the election on Tuesday
csunul full to be ulist‘sctory to Norwelk.so
for us its rcprvscutslion cf men is Nuccrned.
for ell {Links edmit that they ere of our
best citizens. It xbert ll. Rowun sud Dr.
J "111‘: Gregory are btlb gentlemen of late:
my and shilily. and Suite “hummer Tull
mndgt‘ B~kcr has even quslificniion for his
high «five. and the hig‘r.‘ «twin of his
fellow citasu
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Elwood Smith. Eu} . of Newburxput.
Mm..ex cut 2 or Mrs “shrubs T. Lint.
ind uxlmiuislnwr of the estate of John L.
l. W]. killul by rho Aalefyhi uxpktsiou. cum-
») thus city Wuiuesdzty- and valid \ll claim
f 1 NR. etc». or the dorsal to tho foil dc
sound of silt wb x but rendered uns- luv“
lbs. 14w laws sit tor Wis. «who
at \ bums unwound sud mom 3; kl
sunk. to bur two only Misha. obs-s
trail 2 allcry.“ containing over one hundred
rcprcsr-nlntions of the must ingenious and
amusing character. Pun; -lt‘s bind furnish-
cd good music throughout the evening. The
suppvr was continued on Thurs lay evening
with go id succcss.
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It would be so excellent thing if the in
divs of this city would organise s rclicf so
clety. and meet once a week st some con.
vcnicnt plscc nnd make garments for the
poor. It. should be non-sectarian end dispense
its clarity to all who need it. If such n so
cicty were formed there would be no trouble
in getting cloth to be made up. u there are
gentlemen wc believe who are nblc nnd
willing to contribute the mstcrlsl. There
are many families who have sewing ms-
chines lhf'y are not using end they could be
brought into service. 0! course. we don‘t
know much about the details for the found-
ation of such organic ttinns—mcn generally
don't—but sntuciblng ought to bc donc st
once to rtlicve the distress. Those who
src unable to help thcnisclvcs must be help
ed. end ever-v good cit am. able to do so.
ought to do his or her full share to keep the
poor from becoming pauper-s.
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—Thc Lstfl Styles in Clnsks at H. Vsn
lluosesr‘s.
MOM
Readings and Becltatlonl.
bliss )l‘ris Roughwllinz and 1le Vin
Winkle. two talrnlcd snd accomplished la~
dies, will give so cntertsinmrnt of readings
s-id recltstlsns. st Lackwond'e Hell, Tucs-
dsv evening. Nov. lath. The edmiulon is
Only 25 cents to rill puts of the hours. This
is rally the popular price. end the enter-
teinment ls deserving of pnlcinsge.
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Ncw York lnelcnl loll-cc Omn-
flll'oll 00-00".
The dslc or the grsnd concert oflhs New
York Musical Stirs-n Omnlx ttlnn bu been
cbsngcd from the 15th to Suturday evening.
10th. This concert will be undoubtedly one
of the finest ever given in this city, Ind is
entitled to n libsrsl puma-gs.
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Brass.
The celebrstcd actor Goo. Fewcctt Rows
will meks his first enpurance in this em In
tho grout drums untitled “ Brass." st Iii-lo
Rnll. Wndnccdsy evening. Nov. 18th. NP.
a in. will be supported by s first cleu now
my. This will be a first class entertntn-
ms in (my particular. Tickcte 88. a
sad flaunt. lent-cu hemmed I any.
in edvencc st Huyt‘c drug stun.
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ueac-s tn Gm
WI learn that Ir. Julia Illsndorf cftbl-
ennui-medal who ere dull-nus of
“not. the Guns: lslllscv. tbet M
willb‘hengccdcppnrtlaltycfdclng sons
behebcnltoppsnecccrae of instruction
rivals the cunt“ winter months
its mass \av agreeable wey of w
tug tbs long move-figs amid In found
., we law they will
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Tbc wintertcrm of the Ill-cc Brorkwsy's
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Now is the time to have your sleigh: fixed
Housekeepers should rend W. W. Corn
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Cherie. Miller bu rcmuved his bsrueu
business to Ron‘s grocery snd meat mukct.
of scholars.
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, Trump Shot.
Eli-em Fitch has been much annoyed by
lumps, who rcndlxvous on his premises.
They luvs stolen his produce. chickens end
anything they could icy their kind! on.
Thursday tbcy went to his house early in
the evening end carried 0! n barrel bnlf
filled with cider. Mr. Fitch then got Peter
VanZscdt to lake I gun cud watch another
barrel 0f cider in the sums locnlity. He had
not long to wait before three tramps came
for the olhr-r berrcl. Vansndt fired into
them. and disabled one. He was taken to
the lock-up with twenty-six shot in his um
and neversl in his body. The wounds'are
not scrious. lie was sent to the nlms house
by Snicctmnn Smith for care. The tramps
have become so intolcrnblc nuisance. and
their rcndrzvous on Mr. Fitch‘s premises
ought to be broken up. The town officia‘s
have made two or three attempts to do so.
but all thus far have proved unsuccessful.
They ought to adopt more vigorous mens-
urcs.
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Little Bm‘ly.
The romantic play of Little Em'ly drn»
matiztd from Dickens‘ novel of Divid Cop-
perfield. was prvsentcd at Music Hall, Mou-
duv evening. It was so exceedingly meri-
torious performance end gnve excellent at
isfaclion. Mr. Charles H. Tbsylu. us the
impccuuiuus Mlcnwbcr, "uniting for some-
thing to turn up.“ made s decided hit. His
makeup was sdmlrablc end his rendition of
the character an artistic bit of scllng.whlcb
greatly enhance Mr. Thiwor‘s good reputa-
tion hero. nnd stumps blm u rl comedian of
of high rank Miss Mary Cary made a
charming Littlc Em‘ly. clving a pleasing
and faithful portrayal of B ~gg0tly‘s fevor-
lie. and investing the part with such
nsturnlnccs as to call forth the sdmlrillion
end sympathy of the audience. As the
bumblc l‘risb lltcp. Mr. Millikl-n was a we
ccss; Mr. Whitcbcr gave s painstaking rl-p
N‘Scnlltllnn of Dan I‘engolty. while the
other characters were ull nbly pcrsonsted.
The play is put upon the stage in fine style.
s line of the scenic efi‘ c‘s being vcry rcslis
tic.
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A Saturday Slabs Row.
The Whistlcvillc gong of roughs were out
on Saturday evening. end gsvc tho police it
good deal of trouble. About bulf‘pnst
cllcvcn. Autos Fnrnswortb. William KMNM
Z~rs and Frank Brosdhurst not near the
rsilrosd crossing and croutcd cousidcrtlblc
disturbance. L‘hicf l‘clbsru tried mild sun
sion to quivt them. but it only tended to in-
(‘nusc their noise and msdo them dcfltnl.
The Chief and officcr llsllock then arrested
two of them. The (‘blcf‘s man went quictly.
but l-‘arnswortb uttuckcd ll illock. and tried
to rucuc the man be was tsking to the lock
up Hsllnck then took l‘urusworlb and a
lively figbt burn. and l-‘utnsworlb was not
vanquished until llallock bud broken his
club tbn‘c timvs over his hcsd. It wuss
lively tussle. and for Ionic time it was I
qucslinu who would come otf conqueror. but
llsllm‘k‘s S‘lU‘lllg qualities proved the bcst.
and he landed bis mun in the lock-up. but
not till he bud reel-ind several scr-llchcs
and bruises. Hullol‘k Rhowcd cxl‘cllcnt
pluck. and much forbearance. for he would
burn been juslidcd in using now menusin
his defcnse. Frock Bitmadburst nod Knapp
were dwbsrccl by the Alswr 3&thth
morning. The «tbs-rs new brought heme
lodge Crow- Hands! summon. sud gun-
hours t. r their swoww for trial on
“samuderrv Doom browns their
«low. The in margin-«l his «claim».
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At tbs «not» Wm or in it turd “on
day evcuirug tho bulow‘tuu bills stew \W
lobby “c cbilslmm shots 1‘ and 1% Paint-1:
rows or we “swim“: Mr. “win. on R Wilson t flfi
so» in kw. is spoon d «splits Mr. L. std mwrgrmg Rm
455‘ 'N ‘c " - ‘ . M b ‘
3.: “gr-«pats. rod WNW and tub storm §.~“§§1§“‘”“W‘ ‘32::
s. ‘- 2.
.\‘ «withstanding mo not-mus“ wont!" ‘l‘t‘it‘ol $er 3:: :3:
as “amass «warm. there wars in M Nwfik G o. m s so
uranium in m W at music; llsll. mum .\ union r us
awn by the mm «mm! was the it, ll. Rismv ‘ ms
Sprmuwul r'nm “out the bell vs uvg‘hlgslmr: k rmnow 13$
niccly unsound. and the articla of food \‘ I. “m.“ mm
rim ram. Tbc marinara showcd rm sppre u w. “mm; 133239
civilian ot‘ the rim and pieced nil ntliclcs Frank Bruno ‘82.:
at small ileum and gsvc all an opportunity {:1 {t‘lmltwmond ‘l d;
to [\tl’lskt‘. Food was furnishcd in grcst Dlvld bl. Finch 82 00
q-unlttv. A now-l fcslurc was the “port W. n. Wilcox and men 13100
The special committee appointed for the
purp tsc. opined that lbvy lint lcssed of
W. [1 Bottom. for n term of 15 ycnrs.qusr~
tors for Putnam “one C».
The pt'tlllou of J. J. Millard cl. Ill. for
various improvnneuts to street was deferred
for the presn at year.
Voted, That a gas lump be pieced on the
east side Main street, in front of the Bipliat
church.
Voted, That Military llsll be designated
us the place of Voting. and thet the city
clerk publish a nntice of the annual election
scoording to law.
Adjourned for one week.
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Two ycm ago Levi Warner. Dsmocrut.
wni rc-clectcd to the House from the Fourth
(longrcsslousl District of Connecticut by n
plurality of over 1.700 vi-tcs. Ou last Turn~
day Fredcrlck Mill-s. Rnpubllcan. was clect~
ed to the H mm from this district by nesrly
1.000 plurality. Tho explanation is that
the nominee of the Democratic Convention.
Mr. Bruggcrho'. barring been publicly acv
cused during the cunvm of being a Hsyce
Democrat. did not successfully rlfutc the
chsrgc. There era a (nod msny Damt crsls
in that cornrr of Connecticut who prefer an
out-snd~nut chublicsu. es s choice of evils.
to a nomlnsl D tmocrnt who rcgsrds Freud
u sacred—N. 2 Sun.
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The pspcr mill of Wilkinson Brothers &
00.. Birmingbsm. was burned Monday sf-
tcrnoon. In s bale of jute butts thrown in-
to the cutter runs a piece of iron. which.
coming in contact with the knives. limited
the mailnmablc material. The room, being
filled with particles from the cutting M‘tv
chine. will lmmcdlutcly in a rinse. the work-
man bsvinu burslv time to cecspc. The fire
made repld progress. end the extensive
buildings were soon in fiuncs‘. The alarm
wee sounded at shout four o‘clock sud a
grect number of people were promptly on
hand. many of whom rendered vsiunble
service in nving stock. The insurance is
0135.000: cannot get companies. Probably
100 persons ere thrown out of employment.
An old house known In the Morgan Curtis
p‘nco wee nlso burned. The saw mill curl
of the paper mill took firs. but was saved.
The concern wns insured in sixty companies
fur ”00000. through Atwetvr's agency.
Tbs mscbincry sud buildings are ell guns.
80m stock we uved. Tbs loss I. supp»
ed to be ”83.0”.
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”but and Novwnlk mm.
The cancel muting of the ccmpeny was
bold st the once of Soprrlctccdcnl annui-
forlb in this city on tbs “lb lush. st which
time tbs following and gentle-cl were
elect-d circulars for lbs ensuing yeerr—lt.
P. Flow. 8. n. Halli-tenet New York;
Jena W. chlt. Willis- 0. Mt. l. ll.
Jobs Lukwocd. of Namath; Orr-tn inns-
dlct. «Net; Lhasa! AM.
o r. flmdmu. s Rnrlbnlt.
met cut of experience in touching it. we
feel sure tbet he will accurc quite e number
six new cers bays been sdded to the equip-
ment; a new bridge bee been built and ex-
tensive repairs bsvc been made on engines
and depots; s new machine shop has been
bullt.snd still there wsl curb enough on
bond to declare n the per cent. dividend.
should it be deemed advisable. At a meet-
ing of the dimtors after the adjournment
of the annual meeting. Mr. Roswell P.
Flower was re-elcctcd president. James W.
Hystt. vlccprcsidcnl. E. Williams. secreta-
ry and treasurer. and L. W. Sundiforlh.
superintendent. A dividend of two per
cent. was declared. payable November 15th
inst.
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Dnrlcn.
Election passed ofl‘ quietly and the RCpub-
llcsns were victorious.
Mr. J. H. Whitney. our popular milkmnn.
was thrown from his wagon on Tuesday
noon and sustained slight injuries.
A shcrifi' was in town this week in search
of the mysterious stranger who put up at
the Tooker House last week. It seems that
be was en imposlor representing himself us
a Catholic priest, sud collected subscriptions
from servants in different places. He went
to Mr. Bruggcrhof‘s at Norotun sud solicited
money but was unsuccessful in obtaining it.
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Rowaytou.
The large lumber building in settling in
the centre of the roof.
Charles Bates is unloading in large cnrgo
of coal st his dock.
The suit at law of Lockwood against Vsn~
busklrk was decided by tho Court of Com-
mon Plans for tho defendant.
A party from here crossed the Sound to
Nurthpovt last week to attend e ball. They
were gone two days.
Last Saturday Mr. A. Dibble was driving
home from Norwulk in his pbivlon. llc
crossed the track near the station at e quick
pace. When near the bottom of the hill
the front wheel struck s stone and was dc
mollsbcd.
Lsst Saturday evnning twentvfivo of our
voters mud» n trip to South Nurwnlk to
assist in Choosing s rcprcsvntltivc. sud gave
their unanimous vote for It ibcrt ll. it man
bccnusc he is s practicsl business man with
e clrnr bend and will reedily underst llld the
wants of the workingmsn. if properly sud
plainly presented to him. The oyster busi-
nvss hes grown largely nnd n‘quircs sum:-
lcgislulion outside of town control. Oysters
and workingmcn need protection on our
public grounds The twin is growing to
be large with Europe. Already the demand
is larger than the supplv. Let the nystcr
associations tukc action through on inlelli~
cent commlltcc. end thoroughly post up
our rcprcscntelivcs us to their ncccssltics
that their business city not be destroyed
but incrcsscd.
Alsrgsrct. the woman that wes run sgsiust
by a young nun that was skylsrking in
'l‘homcs‘ store two weeks since is yet in her
bed. It bus been «contained lbst her hip
WM out of place besides her bruisu She
insisted that her hip was all right sud would
but let the doctor cuminc it. He lunlly
found out the diatculty and on Wednesduv
of this week brought with bills W. Wood of
Diricn end \dlllluistcred to her chloroform
nod with much dilltcutty pissed the bone
in the locust es it was much swollen bile.
wind. widow lleorv l‘lwc. bits. Mrs
and Mrs. A._ Bobbitt and Dr. Sands m tkc
good Saundra-us. it will b» music time
.twrorc on can help buss". Let the nigh
boss send in tho“ miwn
Panic sixth time within «no scar we
how he“ culled own no mud us many
sudden dwbs. Lot Stimulant morning
8%pr N. Rush? of New “an-mu dwmml
down druid in the ow to from at tho «or
drum of will. 1. Storm“ It was tho
coming your there will be four frontlspicces
(a feature recently introduced into “ holiday
numbers" only). Then will be portrnitl of
eminent American poets. to be drnwn by
Wystl Eaton and cugrnvep by T.Colc (from
whose bends came the Lincoln end Brysnt
portraits). and in pursuance of this plsn.the
first one—of Mr. Locgjcllcwy-is given in
the November number, nccompsnicd by 1
full critical and biographical sketch. by R.
H. Stoddard.
Another paper on a popular subject is "A
Night with Edison.” by Wm. H. Bishop.
which is thought to be the fullest account
of the life of this interesting man yet prln
ted Tbs paper is crowded wltb new snec.
doles of Edison‘s wit sud ingenuity. e des-
cription of s workshop. etc.. including
much about iv'notsblc boyhood.wblcb fur-
nishes some unusual subjcclst for the artist
Kelly.
"Johnny Rob st Plep“ is the first of sev-
eral papers by an sx-Confederate soldier.
Mr. A. C. Redwood. upon interesting phases
of life in the Southern nrmy. Mr. Redwood
is his own nrtlst. and drsws for his rollick-
ing pspcr pictures of regiments snow-ball
ing. the "Klmbomikin." “Jlulnc the Caval-
ry." “ Wearing n Kunfcdrlt Watch." etc.
The next paper will show the heroic and pn-
tbctic sides of this life.
In the dcpsrtments. Di. Hollsnd writes of
the progress of the msgsxlnc (now entering
upon its ninth ycsr). of “ Grecnbncks and
Green People." and of “Theodore Thomas.“
”Home and Society" contsins the first of
several papers on “Hints to Young House-
kccpcrs." by Mrs. 0. W. Oakly. snd‘ Green
Autumnal Foliage." by Samuel Pmons.nnd
lskc noise of Sir Henry Cole's suggestion of
s College of Domestic Economy.
STATE NE“’S.
The no license law is in full bln~t s Nor
wlch. sud Scbcnck beer. welss beer and
other 3 per cent. slcobolic drinks are freely
offered for sale. Many liquor dealers have
closed their places of business for the en.
suing ycar.
The surveying pnrty to obtain water from
the llausslonlc to supply New York are
now in the vicinity of Cornwall bridge. and
will strike the river between that place
and West Cornwall. which is reported as
the best route thus far survrycd.
The {lrccnwicb divorce suit of Mary E.
Trumpy against her husband. Benjimin F.
Trumpy. for abuse and general cusscdncss
bwnusc he could not «cure her property.
coded recently. and the judge gevc the for
rucr the Custody of her two children. As
soon as Tiulupy heard of the decision. bow
ovtr. he took his elder child in a carriage
and drove into Wcstchcslcr county. N. \'..
where his trail was lost. The brokrn bcsrt-
cd mother and a number of defrauded cred
itors have been looking for the fugitive for
several weeks without mecca.
A fcllow giving his name us F. E. Jackson
of Brooklyn. best the Ilurlburl bank of
\l‘iuslcd out of N00 one day lust work, by
inducing one of the clerks to e xchsngc
some bills for him. After one cxcbsngc
bed bccn nude he succeeded in getting ac
commoducd by e «mud vxcbeuge end then
number by which he managed to get pos-
session of “00 more than be bad pissed in.
The loss wss discovered when that cash was
mum. sud two «luvs alter the swindle:
was sir-voted st [Mb \‘lllngs‘. lle wss tried
st Winsdeut nu stuns awn the cm
m distanced
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or mm. «A
CMIQNVANI PIIXQN‘IAN.
sun use.“ tumult. or WIN“:
‘ snvntt runs "RAN“ .
sputum end Trot Medium. will visit
“Nissan. 0mm. tbrw days in owns
moth st IN Nwrsislk “Not. when be can
MQV'MQRW‘M‘
tho (WM 1
'FLOUR!
habit of .\lr R obs to «on» down to our Tramp,“ “a Rumours“. )7 won Mr 3: n
shim twice s your to law u cool limo tut and Rio. and Tut-lisp“. two 28th. until til
now. to «now so Mm» with him which Nib “ilk“ “in“ it" “ill *- m in
his with". son and trim dowblcrs. sud so
was ill drow down to tho mom of Guru.
‘Cmrlv-s It‘ll who Md pp vimrslyiuviml
than to bis homo to jam in tho fishing
putty. Aftvr having his futility st (lulu.
Bell‘s be drum to the rublrs‘of fir. A. Bit
blv s rolsiivo of tho fsrnily. and put up his
nor-sort. “is non who wss witb‘bim stoppcd
st DibblI-‘s slam Mr. thor onntiuucd
right along down too ards his family. He
bud got as fru- ss thc hrsidcnco of Ni. Sir-pl:~
cm and droppr-d dead. Mrs. Rickott saw
him fall and gave the alarm for relin‘f. He
was placed in the Wagon of Mr. Thames
and drlvvn to the house of Mr. A llibblc.
[Its friends lbinkinu he might probably be
in a fit. sent. for Dr. Bolinnan. who said he
wss dead before the pulsations of his heart
hnd stopped. Mr. Kisclcr was in good
health and was in exuberant, spirits that
day. The body was taken home in a couch_
and the funerll took place the next Wednes-
day.
Evil-on Extinguishcd.
Aruzmo SCHEME 0! A Curenoo MAN.
Mr. A. Slcmplc of Chicago. says tbc In—
ter Oman. bu male a discovery which bids
fair to rival Edison. and thus Chicago will
assume its proper place and produce a man
who promises to light. heat and furnish
writer-power for the cntlrc United States by
by one: immense and magnificent schema.
Edison clulms tlut he will get his clvclriC-
ity by friction. and proposes to use unam
power to be converted into electricity. But
Mr. Stcmple goes one higher tbsn Eilson
His proposition is that tho lidcs of the anal
can furnish n canstsnt unlimllcd povvrr,
which can be by friction converted into any
amount of electricity for the purpose of
creating light. beat and pmver for the use
of man. He pr ipoecs to build immense ha-
sinl in the sec. in the shellow water of an
inlet nenr the shore, where tbcrc are high
floods. Bo proposes to build two Wall!
strong enough for tbs purpose. One will be
built at the mouth of the inlet. to shut vfi‘
the can. the other a certain distance apart. to
divide the inlet into two tr: tricndoul ln‘lus.
Etch wsll will have s fitodgstc.tbrough
which. when open. the use can flow in. At
high tide the fiiodgstc nearest the lend is
shut. Six hours after, at cbb‘tldc. the gate
of the outer basin is closed. sud thus he
will have one great bestn full of wster.
Similar gets. in the well of the first basin
us then opened. sad the ruler rushes
through. turning us it runs s thousand lur-
blnc wheels. which. in their turn. keep in
motion the clcclricnl mschlnee from which
be propone- lo generate sufficient electricity
to furnish the entire country light. best and
motive power. The cost of this scbctne
will be. accordion to a csrsful estimate. only
a ct 03.000.000.000. and b0 pmpom to
br g the mailer bolurc Congress at its but
I ton. end urges upon the Domocrets to go
for this schem- lnetsad of paying the
rebel debt end clelms. ‘
W
Inc-nuns.
The most ante ‘
for November is
wcrtb'c“ the nsw ,
tbsv cl “rm Lu Y
publkutlcntn ~ .-
ulnsyrn'. which -
it p in.
(Maw «no. man stimuli clmsult rho in will ,
mliwrm rout" of distress unit bums»;
would who is ci'trd with “rural bulimic
sud court“: pmvwrs. Tho doctor will draw-
cn’bc «cry min sud dismiss? at sight. and
m mmlicinos for tlwir sturdy sud pm
msmt cum sstbommds or his pdlrsus
will mm him of high mint-rim and or
«tumult: stimulus-Ms minor-dc rim ll: Fisk-c
issgrcur medial cusmincr. sud csn tx-ll
portnps more shout the state of cow‘s pup
sicsl condition and wrist sits thorn. than all
other pliyr-icrens or clairvnysn‘s that tlwy
town cvcr consulted for describing discssvs.
Hrs seldom risks any questions. and it is not
too much to S‘lv l‘mt thousands of his pa-
til-uls cm bc found enjoying good bcsltb
who will testify that their health was rc-
stored to thcm. and they saved from a pre-
msturc grave by the use of his magnetism
and medicines.
The doctor successfully lrcnti all chronic
diseases that villlct the human race. and
makes a specialty in the cure of coughs,
colds and all diseases of the lungs; also
Bropsy and Liver Complaint. Dys psiu,
Kidney Ind Female Diseases. and al com
plaints sirislng from no impure state of the
blood.
The doctor can also read your pm. pres-
ent and futurcdcstiny, and is one of the
most netttnlsblng scars of the present can for
his truthfulnvss in rrnt‘llng the most imp-ir-
tunt events in on’c lifc. Sitting for busi-
ness sfl'sirs or examination of the sick. $1.
Communication by letter upon business or
or health must contain $8. age. sex. a lock
of hair and stamp.
TAKE NOTICE.
The doctor will visit Bridgeport. Conn.
regularly three days in cvory month. at. the
Sterling House. wnrrc he can be consulted
Saturday sud Sunday. November 23! and
34m. and Monday. tbc 95th. until 4 p.111.
MW
You must. Cure that Cough
With Shilub‘s Consumption Cure you can
Cure yourself. It has established, the fact
that Consumption can be cured. while for
coughs. Bronchitis. Whooping Cough,
Aslbme and till diseases of Throat and
Lungs. it is shenlutely without an equal.
Twu doses will relieve your child of Group.
it is pleasant to tskc and perfectly harmless
totbc youngest child. and no mother can
MIT-rd to be without it. You can use two
thirds of n bottle and if Wh‘lt we say is not
true we will refund the price paid. Price-
to etc. 50 cts.. and $1.00 per bottle. If
your up nrc core or chest or back lame
use Shiloh s Porous Plaster. Sold by G. O.
Stillson. .
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so—
A Icmurlunslc Result.
It mskes no difference how many physi-
cleric. or how much medicine you here
tried. it is now sn established fsct than Ger-
men Syrup la the only remedy which but
given complete Interaction in eovnrc cares
of Lung Discuss. It is true then are yet
thousands of person who nrc yin-disposed
l0 Throat sud Lung Albedo“, .Oonsump-
tlon. Hemorrbsgvs. Asthma. Severe Colds
din . woo have no pcrsonsl knowledge of
Biuchcc‘a Germen Svrup. To such we
we would any thet 50.000 dos in wars sold
last your without one complslnt. Consumn‘
tivcl tr net one bottle. Regul sins 75
owls. {in by all drucgtcts in Anxrlca.
Ill—on.
CLOSING OUT SALE l
A $3.00 Mat for $1.00
Also 800 Other Mats
At Half Price.
Flower Pots 250. 1302
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
CROOKERY, GLASSWARE,
AN D
Housefurnishing Goods.
TO BE CLOSED OUT.
E. W. BEARD,
“’ashlngton Street. - South Nona-alts
flash Buyers Read llowing
Croi‘ut‘s New Buckwheat 30. per 1b.;0r $2.65 per cwt.
llocker‘s Crystal Flour 70c.per bag.
A Fine St. Louis Flour $6.00 barrel.
logic Brand Condensed Milk 200. Can.
New Haven Clear Pork Sc. lb.
' “ Family “ 70. lb.
Six Lbs. New Haven Lord 500.
bb
Three Pounds Nice Raisins 25¢.
thing for the money in this town.
Other Goods in proportion at
W. W. 00 STOCK’S;
BRIDGE.
WASRIKGI‘OR S
L- Dib‘tble. Jr.
SELL.
A Burro] of the Very Best St. Louis
At 86.50,
Or "as it in Noni Ilsll‘ Bsmds at $3...“
Twouty tour and onclmil‘ Lb. Bag 90?.
And you should we what good bus“! has been metric and can
be made from it. Sample on cxlubittou at tho slow. The host
[cousin to day in Noi‘tvslk.
New Mackerel Jo. at Pound.
I... Don‘ble, il'r.
OCTOBER, 1878.
Flannels. Dress,Gcods,
Oassinrers, Waterproof Oloaks,
Nations, and Fancy Goods,
FROM AUCTION.
Many Novr-llics and Grcat Bargains at our
FIVE GENT COUNTER.
Our Rubber Umbrella and Ladies Rubber Cloak
WARRANTED PERFECT.
A Great Job in Underwear for Ladles’
Gents’ and Children.
A Novelty Likewise in Hosiery, Ladies’ and Misses Muslin Un-
derwear cheaper then you can make it
A New York Mills Muslin Shirt for 850. Shawls, Wool
Blankets, Comfortables. Table and Floor Oil Cloths.
O.
R. BENNETT,
Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn. 403 6111
Still] Nurwal Fllllll lll‘fl Sure
Keeps the Largest and Best Assortment of
FURNITURE
AND SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
D A V I D S 'I' O W
MAIN 81.8011"! NORWALK. or..—UP sums
Lat-mo
FURNISHIN G UNDERTAKING
Everything furnished for the Interment of lbs deed. st Rained Prion.
Pruit'c'l’m 30mm
Goths
Forty Cakes Fine Soup $1.00. New Dried Currants 71'. lb
A very fine Japan Too 35c. 1b.,3 lbs. for $1. Bouts uuy- r
lulu rlrrs
, ~ BANK. 3
“momma-mmmul-M“
0,“ nine-tbsp.
D..
from us. In ,
“WMMnK-o 00‘-
wintunslnllowwdcnw
mm rm. .Lsoulsnvw
:o‘iizfiI‘xnmJu. us Emu ill!
SEINGLES.
ALL BRANDS AND PRICES.
LATH,
BEST B‘LNGOR.
Fence Railing
and Picket;
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak—“Whiwm tewood
and lame.
And all kinds of Herd Wood.
Henry R. Fitch,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
[Jill Will that Fltlil'l
JI'S’I‘ RECEIVED
A JOB LOT OF
WIAMMM
“QARWN‘
Masculinity
. m
Wm stockist smut: mm I!!!“
GSwu-tn.&00..
é
W’s I“ Sn. m. a.
Van. Ilooseat
& a Y
Ambler,
ll. 2. limit Brilllt.
NORW ALK,
Wish to u)‘ to the. good, people of South
Norwslk and vicinity lb ’ we expect to 0(-
cupy om half a colum f the Sum for
one yenr, and shall endcnvot to keep you
well posted as to what we are doing from
week to work.
At the pr. not time we have
what we bt‘litve to be the
in stock
LamcsfaudBat W “of
mu £0008
CARPETSI
IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
We have bought our stink this full very
circfnlly. end In“!!! been constantly on the
alert muctlon Lots sud Jobs. we are
prcpsrcd to show come cxtrnrrdtnnry
3 gain: in Drona
or Good“
Bargainllnm nun.
Burgun- In Shawls.
Bax-gulls.~ in I I’d..-
dlec’ and can '-
ms mam.
Bus-cun- in Boston-y.
Burg-dun In m tn.
in M ll f m ’
:rl‘t
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